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This online training helps farmers and agricultural producers get their private pesticide applicator license. You need this license to buy and use restricted pesticides on farms. The course teaches pesticide safety and takes about 10 modules to complete. You can work at your own pace online. After finishing, you get a certificate that renews your license for 5 years. You must be directly involved in growing crops or raising animals to qualify. The course costs $75 and is for people 18 and older, or 16-17 year olds whose family has a license.
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Must be directly involved in agricultural commodity production; 18+ years old or 16-17 years old in household of licensed applicator
Cost
$75.00
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Missouri University Extension
Offers classes, workshops, and resources about farming, nutrition, family life, and business skills. Helps families and communities become stronger and healthier.
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